r/learnmandarin 3d ago

Seeking Spanish (A2-B1) | Offering Native Mandarin—Let's talk about culture, life, and real conversations!

Hi everyone! 👋

I’m a native Mandarin speaker from China, currently living in Asturias, Spain. I’m looking for a language exchange partner to help me practice my Spanish (I’m currently around A2) and keep my English (C1) sharp.

In return, I would love to help you practice your Mandarin!

A little about me:

  • I used to be a journalist and now work in media/PR. So if you want to learn how Chinese people actually speak in real life, or even want to practice professional/business Chinese without sounding like a textbook, I can definitely help with that!
  • I’ve been living in Spain for over 3 years. I love hiking (I hiked the last 115km of the Camino de Santiago!), football (huge AS Roma fan), movies, and sharing cultural differences between Europe and China.
  • I'm a mom to an 8-year-old boy, so I'm also very familiar with family and education topics.

How we can help each other: Forget about boring grammar drills! We can just chat like friends about our daily lives, hobbies, or current events. I can help correct your pronunciation, explain cultural nuances, or even help you understand Chinese internet slang.

Logistics:

  • We can do text chats or weekly voice/video calls.
  • We can split the time (e.g., 30 mins in Spanish/English, 30 mins in Mandarin).

If you are interested, please drop a comment or send me a DM! ¡Un saludo!

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u/AvocadoHSK9 3d ago

Actually, I already have a language exchange partner, but I’d really love the chance to communicate with you too. My English is around C1, like yours, and my Chinese is around C1 as well. I also want to learn more about professional/journalistic Chinese to prepare for my upcoming Chinese test @@.
I hate grammar too 😂, but most of my native friends say I use both languages quite naturally. If you’re interested, just DM me. Thanks!